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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
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The List Of the series Of popular Exrur-
sionH "a tie Seashorg, VA B. 4 @, g. L.,
VII be run on Thursday AlgiIs5 18th The
ri..lfsEs viii De rpori eirher ID AGan1le CiEF
or Cape Nay, 1t ne opium Of the Palszeil-
rar ant tnclurie Tie privilege Of ItapgIng
over IL Warrington CirF On -ie razIrn
-auruev They VII De soid i1r l-lln -eaiv-
ulr Chariest5wn 2as ?. n. AugIs5 l.ti,
mt VII BE vali,t Tor return pGssage unll
A1grlst eth, Intrusive The a-lin arrives
IN Phiiaf slphia a5 s45 p. n same day
Passengers VII remain over uglH IN PHI
ldelphlr ricEeni vii be hanarad rom
Philadelphia 70. 4rAmtic City or Cage WY
On AZ reirllar u-,ina Of ulle 18TH. kHup.
Trip R-l1e s789
For information IN deElil, cal upon or
address, Ticket Agents, 2. & % r E.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

IL. Ehade -hesiey Es1IrsCu- Clay ~a--
-lva- 1si-s -le iGLGwnr -amrEihia fOlrv-
-le -r-I-l e. winch vugHlet -Gr by me
-..-i, .lr-.s st 5le 11vu- Il In - 7sa--9 li,t
lars .een --sul.a,i vl1a K1tley .ump.l.II
Inl l.nenes# lGr many years cauII not
.-ass urseif vI-ilGU1 leiP Wv I IN --se
s-.l1 O. ca-1 Ilit soreness. ant am l3ia "a
.a IL IL own lausgw1rs- eve ny
man t- -l Elaerr-c Bi-srf mr. having re-
le,vst nv vagrl. ant removed eum1 ie1aiE
>. .-suss ant 2al-I Try 1 1or1ia. any
-,c. 70 l-sa. 7 Li.rlE 1r-I,r -oare-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
We -aarn by tie Vest T-1y Y " "a

We -aarn by Tie Vest T-1y y Y mr.
78l- E,noe-t- has CapC- d j. Young pay
MASTER lu,t 1riua1ca Uaeper 1t @l1erviie5
l-seua.. las -sceivg,i l~iers to e 1l Va
GROWN 1zeual nc WIrH-awn MIasachu-
se1.s. l-,t WI -aruir e -Ia1 Poiu6 a5 once-
VTs are r-lu-ie,., ana he las lGat.s Of i-iencs
IN -.is secuan vino W. be. l-aO, % earn
-ia1 his new ftlEGu Is first .lIiH, lIf 1ha1
his lp9ol1manr -ierst1 IS II Expression Ut
-ia rarsruluenl appreciation lt lla iery--
.p--l -eca-ri-iou OF his 1hicia. au't per
.ona. xs--ll- The cIa--.rs lie repre-
sem PED on be- ver-- sie.cil-. In -sler-nc ID
his #,r-Imen1 u Wilsr-iwn anc lia -ama-
ri s-lm W.s5 r-uv tie ..sua-ali- 5,sDaernt
- 1i.,ie'. So
-tiurul LIunE 0nig ~isiienCe lera las
l.f..a fr hiu q ..I-rH sirs.e lt 1~e-llis. vlo
ri Hlcer.. -r--aE lla ..rur-ll re- -s SER
--l.a w. r i-.--- -eU ,gvHrs ler-Cc lf -t vil--i.
and. t,--lr -lJr me chose VINO iait l.ir-
..I---aa v-r.i l--u Hriier -rficI4l Or iie'a--I
Tu1,t l.-l l.r-s-.illa ,gU--agIsg Illt E-lG 1 -
vlom le lat -luusgCluua vEL tle lepar,-
.i-.s 3D. use m, lIlu-r -'lm lur tcm-nlilli-
90 ~ 1e Gu. GvH. By DieasalG -eeo' eciidna
irit sa~. q. WISHES .lr -i,s.r lapuy rIr.I1e by 4
,,..r rf .rrfuTttr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

In sr.er Cd give a. lna1ce ID ois1 T.
ma -,-4 s,. ,1r rilca'l lf g Vlui.err-Il lIl-
-l1re sowers. Dr. EIn-f NHv Discovery
ar C,r-u,n p5=sn. Clurla ant Cuais- W
BE- i,r a IN 1..i --ue. rveu INaT- Tins
offer b noC aulv l4erll bun sililvs II lGiIll-
.s.. ..l-l ID LIZ ueris af ms rrea5 -sile-
IT. al vlG suffer arm -augis- costs.
Crnslm1c1H AsClma- 8srincll-s- lr nv
i-fise1m f rhvGr Chest Or LGulrs. a-e 49,
,eei.,.-v --,aes1s'i -l cal l1 susn. 7 -i,rii1 2
,rrr -Utrr ml ser l-'Il Bottle Free
-..-rs Eat-e=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

Wn. Eahn u Co.'S grand mcriricg sale,
>iGler 5ui,.insr, ii now IN progresa. l3an-
Tin -7Gm ir extensive improvements We
Ire Offering every ir-icie IN aur Stare a.
IbouG 8ne-haf the usual prizes Isiss'. siae-
where tor nfsriur rao'iH. VI 1-isii, 1n1
lur -arlIlar standard line clothing, ils0
shoes llut boots, furnishing r1oda, trunks,
4a1,feis AMI Vi.iHes, hats lnl Gigs IL l--e-
8istahle prices.
WV. NAHN = Co.. The Lfas;lTr Cl0ChItsI-i,
-ildlgr Binding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

M- f. II Rssss Of NlrtililF. II visiting
cur aswu-
M-.AE Kennedy Is risidng n Ne"
York Cir.
senasar sazer af Sourh Carolina Is l'E'lil
risitl1r cur Ewu-
Mss Egle Bilc1sy- Of Ni1y -'iii'-' = L
II- 2 O. Bu-isr4
1l- 4a,t-sw A. -ei,.GI af Knoxville
T,u1ez-ee. IS IL 11'vu-
Perry 7Frle, Of sal1luars, Is visiting Dr.
r. 7. E1cn.l--s0n .imlg-
llz Rev !. ~ Tongue IS ca V'ai5 ID
-en,.a h T lshir.E1iu City
Ms Bessie shaw. Of Il,5IeoaVH, "a y
Wishing Mss Bessie Coisan-
yrm Bessie Euipe. II Ba-aluor's, a v'air-
-1r rs. Geo. AT 1-nenEauE
LIS. llusaaI j. Eshr CT Washington
-f-r IS r-sllr Der f5lni-s here
1r- Flaae CraoEsran IT Harper Fer
-r Is --si-- NJ Mss -iu-le @lhusGu-
F,r Beverly T.nlrar AMI .ani-g Of Mr.
r1 Va. Visited Cot E. p chew as5 week
yr- Eisera Goldsmith aad fImzy- Of
Fa.auars. l-s 8oTml-uing II che. NJ las'on
-uuse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

-Is5 >iIuu.lT I--arloCn IL u 81 tI1lle
>henhe-. W.. Laras T1lusun. Nr- Jam
II S,horpcr- aa,. NJ. Ei-I.-'l Len we're "a
-l-rl1u rim -he'ul li.aah sInctaan -ie
horse zlev were IRVING le.-lu % i-cA la 4
-r--3 ls RE inI made r. 50 dangerous ur
sla acclpanat af che vshicie 1liaa .ley we're
cd l.-st -s Jung au- Mss shepherd WIS
--ls i-s1 1l .lI-n2- ina lll-or-iI-l.il4iE of7ifa
lsr I1sie III a very 1a-n-fi- lll-llsr --'-'ie7-
,..--ss,.,,Il 7.rrsrs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

The 6ien,Is and rsiaEiuns af tine ace
Thomas CIIgstz, EsE gathered lH tie nm
Ev hnuie On East Paziclr strest sc s'sn
s'.Iacx 1iis morning, wien prayers 1sr tie
aea,I we're al. The earrags then t0CE II
Wv "a e. jonas Catholic Chlr-h, where
II nruresai-rs hir1 masz WE celebrated BY
he Rev r. Cfampi. The sermon, very
beautiful md slGauenr n Il IA tea1lIras,
xas delivered BY zle Esv- Fr- Buckley
Afrsr he MASS ne 5o,lF Wis sISen % ASi1E
Cl1vet Cemetery for inrsrnenz, tle priests,
cross bearers AMI IcnlFuzs a5-Enc-ng Il q
eunascrIas Tie E-aul,L The PAL 1earsra
we're Hsszrs. Chaa. " ROSE, John Fl. WI
Inns. Thomas GGrs1ch, IImes Mc1her-Yp
va. :. Erlnuer. u. y E.lhr5aeiE, Z. a G.
Fax AIT Wu1- :. Miller The ulferlI-EaI-i
vsrg ne II.ssrs. Il V Eh.hinsou, y -,ln,
-uu-h ILIr5er f1rzet The easkzE n ghlcn
JI-- CI1ggr1 WIS 5u-iGi VIE very PLAIN III
l,..iIIrifli. aus II the sane l-ue mn Inc
ban,!.wme. Il WIS a stein net.I. Llei- cii5-
tsr. e,,lcclF smilar % the Gne II which
President fumes A Garfield WIS 5urieii- Z
,uusisua,: Of L 80iif ref ces.ar cass, caversii
WIN black .larl, silver mounted ald WIKI
liver Carin1hiI1 Columns a. each cnrner-
The -ap WIS FIJI F-snch plate Eiasz, very
sie,rsa- yer ruiet IA. subdue'.- The n
,I ,r,.s ,.t.,r,,fa,f btr q Ll--rs s0ucCIIrse dr
-ie 5-ieu,.s. -siazFes and Ic'FIaintIncss ar
sie deceased RIM -hia ciry mi cnInEEr ant
H--m Montgomery county Iad West VIZ
.rnih-F-niss-cs Cisf -Ss1rs, tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
EErHroy AMY OF VEST FIEGIyLl
E.sr,urs50rr FEeSees "a EheetIHg-

The Eleventh Reunion Of The -ncleEy OF
rhe Army Of Vest Virginia vii be held 1t
Wheeling. AurrIst 43oI % -6tl, mi, tnr
me accommodation CT al pers0us Desiring
tn attsnd, azcursinn tickets vii be sold "a
Wheeling by The 2, g O. L K ca, At enc
Ere fer tie r1uud 5ip rum AZ sT-IGnns
vest as and ilciuiin, Cumberland lick
eta vii be 4ul,t avery iIg rom AIg'IHt 22n't
20 sfth inclusive, ant a. 1CGsfs VIII be
ruod tor rgulrn pas=age unrl August z1Iii,
1lcilaive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

We Hi1itrIv -g-tIy sie IatFerlseinen0 CT
NJ Parva I1sTirI1s, lad Ira requested
b, sar -bas shere VIII Be i suspension OF Tie
rhaoI Tor Tie coming 8ciioiasric year- Miss
A.v. wilson, ane Of tile PRINCIPALS, WITH
cur her lnowls,irs or 5alici-ldon, vas sieeS-
al a member at the FacuIrF ct The alr-
rel ll1sr-yl1ionaI Lns1uIta It NIskugee,
-n,.ian Tertiary IlG haa lccepoad Tie pc
a-isu ami VII leave tins pi,,Ge for -haz rs
-lnz iel,f Of ...hor n a5ou5 1am G.IEs. BislGp
---ln5er-v CT me " e. CHURCH, >uuth,
v--ras
Another iar-F niles ever me wlt.e,
warm 1r-s.-,es 8ruugl5 X - MusS1gee,
va I'm nav De "a. et lie A-lens Gr -le IL
INNS. mt .iaims 1l be Ile commerriI. ne
--luoiis 1t Tile rsrri10rY- have newer seen
#leh -I-,rlrial5 Will roses mt HIeh vlrle-
10 9f ieauHil lowers II IdGrI lle mCU1'-a
Laur The VIZ mt rruw by Tie rivers o.
varsr NIrlra n nowhere more a-tiiIen1 u
ler tauiav -f i-IgrIucg IuC oeaIrT. We
.,,l1,t ! warm vsicome II EIr-'si- l1stl zIl1,
mi uueh-nes,.e,. rss5 ilr nsl mi beast
The enunl nrn lad closed mi 1le Glrls
vsrs ani0vj1r Tlcal0u A. home The Wl-
mans B0ari Of MISSIONS has 4 magnificent
7-guer-r hi 1la1 admirably GGnsC-Icti'i
,I,--,!-1ir Ild WIN -Hs school 1cciIpg .
commanding 1osil0n aiming sVa1geilf;I-
l.r-sr-,.ies rf -le r1tlan rerrzirY. The IL
M. OF Che -1s1i-Ira y .iIil CT Fr-lIu-se.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
VIM. KAHN & CO..
R.nclller.s -lrnlc,l s.tlre.

The Best save IN The Hurid for Cuts,
Cruises. S,iras. UIGer8. >al1 kheuln,. Fever
sores. Fernsr Chappe,i Ean'is,. ChIlhiaila
CTarrlH. l.lrt AZ ,iIin ErIpGnns, Ild pGsirlFe-
w cures Piles, CT 10 pay -afllurest- Il u
r,r.I--lrl1est u rive per-ees satisfaction, II
nqnev -sfIn,IeG. Price q GEMS per boz
For sale by Grea. T. LigiiE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

IRE E--e talg11er CT Mr- r. o. lG1iar
Ell tawu the s0sus ans lr,ks der 'ui-ir-
,,rs -z MIs0n u1t 1lcaa~-son were
-. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
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L. f. Walker. Ort, Nab, 4Hvs DR..
sem 4-1nbT4 Cough Killer sells very rgai-
" lnt suits al VIM Use t..
Mothers. -aetiiur Ild i-g1liIi children
leet Dr. A.uGld4 -GGrhinr AMI eluietlng
CurtI.. Druggists, 45C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
NoMN

MoMy e. &c ' ass E's sal l-asl f5 ' tas
alone On aGraul5 az Dyspcpsia. AGi1grI
Ey9pepsia Tablets VII gure DyspeBsin,
llGigaatlnn and Constipation s0id IN Il
pCsit1Fe guarantees IL - IlG 70 CENTS. by
GFo T LIGHT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

J. L. TlYlor OF Clitft8n, &ansas, writes g
-.Ur seth A-noiTi Cough Killer Il me
anIv nrgnn--l5nu he iaras 70 rgcammenL
Il has never called "a iui1-
DR.. -erh ArualE4 -tIgar CHta'i BGiGus
P;-ls uneGIalet tor eustVaness, ImIndlce,
-.rer troubles. BE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

-,ns fne chcSaus sf iL- c. =. lel-er
v.-- -l1lu 5um -le rust ln E-,..IE aigti1
W p -l-e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

Sumner Sacrfice. Miss II amt Euu VIII
.Gse. Simmer EroGls mEs5 q. We CITY
1aclznr ever L -asI1ctioH CT ~ Der cent
>i1-iv la.s gwen IvIy at POUR lwn isgIrss.
VIZ H1H1v * Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

The r-sq1sst barrIi1s ever offered n
5ors l1li ,ilT,irens cinriiIIr Ira now e
D. q rs. T5T-a-E u Goa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

We 1zlI have sume s,i,is InG sn'ia M SIM
mer giathnC AMONG -hem 8 4 SOC ar 1Hys
flee pun1s Nlich We VII CLOSE aug 40 y
ctmCs per DIT
:. D. EUass'-H1EIE & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

BlrrIin t;iEs a5 freshman 3 Els5
Yourself "a prices AZ El'iin.l-l :. q lle'isi'i
I sari1r y munev % vuu- fHU r. 4.E'Igs
slre IT raialaie r7Ofs ami lle biggest If
sgr1nenE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

EIr.r,l.us 1ia1 Ire bargains EIt not mere
ltiverasemfn5. Every department n me
r-ga1 sulra is ilInr simmer E1o'is Il dear
inca prices. Nowhere else e;II EuU rsr
clothing vIr.lIu DaaT tOila-s 1f Gur VALUES
"a aur see IL u VII pay ggU well
wv EAEE Z Co. -sIiler BGIldInE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

Is aia CiruuE Cour. af .aiIa-lan County,
l. WA
NARY Il MOORE AiminlE-lrrE az Idhn
s. Mlcro. lgsasuie,l
a. G.. MOORE. Ge-l-i D M5or, Ganrn W
Illara. Fl T. Minre b. =. Mlur1, E. 4
Afaars md . L. Mlnr.. n.iI.r Gni1fren ant
heirs Of Iahn {. MlGra, lecrIaai.. ant O. y
ami 81 s. M1ora. -nillr sil.lG-sn mi hgil-
II 8a.a I1hu = M1arH. AMI IInes ~. Moori
ana. Ciann Miun r-wree. Ila MarV a.
IGlora. vb5lw 81 sli,I Iiln :. Maars.
Is ClLEgERr
E...riof suH Erg-s ri .uls o. lia1
L 10 l,iiui.s,.. sr.ure,l I.ii. inerscii llac ziia
cause be- -aiisr-rsl 1l CamnuHnlner gigun Moore
al -l.Us lnd settle 1iia IcguunGi lf MIrv ~
Macrs AimilistilErX % 4sun =. Mourn, g,i-
salsesl .nd. ~ s1rrene All -ld graiilirf I'd
Ioun = Ml0re- ..isnaasest ami Iscar'.sin -ia
lninuu1f ant 1rGri-la ~ -lnlr r1pertl-s
eiams 5ioiliaire af sum lHllnGH ~ nIag lu
ina, On siierilIIlfF icguunE.
Il fGpV-rsfa
r W EAEIMEE Clerx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

y oN-,H1 EiGGd Eli-1r y zlin IN
NNSSN = EiaoG E.snesiT r-Iarl.-
pad. Ina 1nsiri--s era FIR c -rHI-s. trlp-
.iuuH IT Sr7hllttzc FuiaoninE. Z 1I-ilies -ile
vfoIe J-g1a11l. md salishes H. Eheumauc
nj Ysl-I.lr;c sn.na. We E'IHr1l5ee Il
GEO T. LIFEr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

L r-sa5 Earrain ale CT ine Clotiing.
Nlho,.v ever expects "a maze szrJ-I0r-!lnary
li--re sizes TINS ssasUn &C 1hg Esar-1u1 gnr
.al-rg rs,;iIcugns Irs bringing rs 4 Erea5
n.l1v customers n both men Ind 1oTs ts-
Dar-uen1z. Cal Egurseif- Lnu5 Il ne gri';es
ll,. examine tie FlI.IIitles. &c VII pay Yuu.
w. ELEg \ CG., -sd-er BmIiing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

We mIa5 reduce aHr present sDle.S Of
en- trans cintiinr. Prices 1eTer ware 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18

70 -ie Creditors lt Iann :. lf'urs .ierriase'i g
ID pulauaaca w q i,-srse lf .ie ei--'uit g6ar-
Of tie gmIuEF cd Jefferson. nlaiis u a 9aiIaa
-ilerein pending 1l iuDlart DE raa. 'si-Ii1 "a
sig il.d Ilhn e illorn al -lu pnTninn1 "a
lig lnhCf you arr -frurffi ll pf-seue Yl'ir
s.aimH luaular rln estate 1i tie mit inn.
Mgnri Gr Idi'ululGn tI lisnn Mlrri.
Commissioner 10 iia glice q .lle inli. -mncTr
IN sr lefiri -ie 10Th tsIg M -epCnnher i-t7-
Wl1eas T W Lalner. e'grG af faiit tlurt,
slii.i ESD iiIT 1f AllrIst. l't1-
T. ~ L1rfh. lIi. giisr.i-
41tr 1 laaf-gt F-sa 9rrss Gee siist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
Information Wanted.

NJ laughter E.ssfer IuHi IBgur 1gei'w
VI reals i.L lGme le1r n i-.e.eg 2 -lng.
m rleslGv mGrIrr M lnr Yseif- -he = a
aen,lar lrIVI-aklI EirL -iie Iaa. iiIn1rics.
r1nr -1 errGe yirl-i r.lc ,9uurf -ib1ruia
1un .ari.rr-liIr her " De- .isln 8.il. -srsi rssf
Erlr = Ul4- zslL0MJT glLsr9S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
Washington s. .He1aMdsr

HAVE nlafie lr---lll,ssment.i ~ insure DrTIBer-
III -r 4frArE--U TlRVA1.jf.s En- Eaua. ~
If.sr-siIr-I gBntuenrii. sf As-w YORK amt e.a
3o,Er 81 Wheeling. AZ Va # Ter lar,ltas ,ie-
sra ms. n application a sps--.4- 2aiLig VI
~ r--sl,ts,E .lld Ii IiitluuIl -Ise BE- slal-,ait
iir sUa
Mlv - 1s-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-18
sos ,,T==''s i ; :: - 81 :.
GEO. T. LlsrET Agent Or JET 90.

= CEET sEG1Rn
- Wall II EJH.-LT
Ii ARVEsT Is lers rui v--l 70 q 'il.i Enc ~
Il E1arsp1t Supplies il
WAEE Il DDE.-EK--
4 Ar ANS R5asnIas s.,rru,s. 5i-atE.n-i 10
A la-s elsk. llr-s3 lIl .urSsl -3ntl5in
WALLS 9cl.-LZ
TEi-E ELll .-.---ii,-.r rssa. elie,s. -v-lps.
W L-ra Prime l-la1ra- Lellona- f.-1-
sr.i-~.- and le.sLIG. Sc ar l4a..irltr . sreri-
s.r- % 5t-Irresr tlrlgsr-iss.
E-sll as-iz IL rsllEe,L prizes li lisaat.l.fs
Or hurst Wall l. DDREIE
DIX EEun. 2AcGr-g Gilur--r -iiis4 CRY
ID Earns. A.dillil,z R.I1.et1s Eisus xir.Dsar
5rres. Shoulders. B~z-fist DGrfu. gfnnszt
1.si Ilt G1ve gvsfer. Fs make q inesfaitT
~ BleaH- WALLS DpA..tf.4
90 6-r E.aa 3irer chiek.ns. DUCKS
Y -iipe1-4E ftifs.flrs. s-ssf-l.iiss. Lanh-
4a1s rilov FlE fte u - Lambs. -iieeu
r.sir-s amt nr-1rfs Or ie f1sh.
WALE i Etrif ~
W. Eilic aur zf-Iaii11i silzlsei.i OF 0Lg 3ls-
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Such Clearing out sale Of Clothing has been known m
this Regmn-
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been a. large It * at this season Of the year
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tie Season
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rnoru Come and see the Great Reductions n Mems and
Bows Clothing You viii be delighted and astonlset with
the beautiful styles and low prices
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
White House Life.
WASHINGTON Specinl.

There is no reason why a President should
live any differently from other people, but it is
none the less natural the general public should
be curious about every detail of the days rou-
tine at the White House. A reporter of the
Washington Critic has undertaken to meet this
curiosity by gathering some interesting facts
about the White House daily menu. He reports
some amusing facts, among them the singular
circumstance that the dinner is generally made
up of six courses but does not take more than
an hour. OF breakfast, he says that it is served
at the White House at O'Clock on week days
and half hour later on Sundays 1t is a big
meal with the President and a hearty founda-
ton for the day. Generally the menu covers a
half dozen dishes.
Luncheon is served promptly at 100, and if
there is a guest, at . o'clock 1t is midday
meal to all intents and purposes, but little time
is wasted in its discussion. The menu one day
lately, q fair sample of the average, was a pair
of pheaSants, sweetbreads, Saratoga chips, cold
ham, chocolate cake and cream, and milk and
tea.
Dinner is usually served in about six courses
with all the accomplishments of flowers and
lighted candles The President drinks wine at
dinner, but very sparingly. Mrs. Cleveland does
not touch drop stronger than apollinaris at
table
Mrs. Cleveland is reported as having some old
fashioned notions about Sunday wanting the
servants work for that day lessened as much as
possible. She always has a cold lunch and has
it served up in the quickest and simplest way, so
that the servants can have long afternoon
and evening to themselves. Usually they dine
on Sundays at Oak View All summer the
cooks employed have been two colored women,
the head cook, of course, an expert. This week
the French chef came back for the winter sea
son. Mrs. Cleveland is greatly liked by her
house servants because of her friendly and
gracious manners. Down to the least she has
always the CHEEKY salutation when she meets
them anywhere in the house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGs-St. Patrick T. A. B. Society; Ter
ubbabel Lodge No. Is, T. q A. M.
SPECIAL NorICEs-Savannah Rifle Association;
AS to Closing of S., F. and W. Ry.; Turkey for
Lunch at Graham's; For Clerk of Superior
Court Jas. X. P. Carr; Notice, John Derst;
Schreiner, the Importer, Opens Second Toy
Store; As to Crew of Swedish Bark Olof Glas;
Oyster Roast at Byers', Thunderbolt.
AMUsEMENTs-Templeton Opera Company at
the Theatre.
LEGAL NorIcE-As to Demands Against Es-
tate
THANKSGIVING ScHEDULE-Coast Line Rail
road
THANKSGIVING AT THUSpERBoLT-M. j. Doyle,
Proprietor Thunderbolt Park Course.
PIANOS, ORGANS TUNING AND REPAIRING
Davis Bros
ELEGANT STYLES OF FINE FURSITURE-A. J.
Miller & Co.
CHEAP COLUMN ApvERTTsEMENTs-HelpW Want
ed; Employment Wanted For Rent; For Sale;
Lost or Stolen; Miscellaneous.
HoTEIs-Pulaski House. Savannah, Ga.
THE Observation-Disclosures $40 Congress street.
THANKsGIvING-L. & B. S. NJ. II.
LIQUORS, ETc.-A. II. Champion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
Gambling in the Clubs.

Two big scandals In New York, in which
prominent society men are interested, have
been before the public during the last week
They are the story that Allen Thorndyke
Rice won from Pierre Lorillard $3.50, 900 at
a game of poker in the Union Club room S
and the expulsion of Col. Gerhard from the
New York Club. Both of these scandals
bring prominently before the public the
fact that gambling is INDUCED in to a great
extent at club houses. Both Mr.. Rice and
Mr.. Lorillard deny the accuracy of the story
with which their names have been connected.
The row in the New York club which led to
the expulsion of Col Gerhard was caused
by the statement of the Colonel that anoth-
er member of the club had cheated at q
game of cards" The gentleman thus ac-
cused, who was, by the way one of the
most influential members of the club, caused
the reconsideration of bill of Col Gel,-
bard's against the club. The Secretary of
the club was instructed to request that gen
tleman to refund part of the money paid
him, as the bill was pronounced unjust. The
squabble was carried into the courts
and kicked out again, and finally the
Colonel caused the arrest of the Secretary
on the charge of blackmail. The
charge, however, was dismissed and
the contest was brought to a close by the
expulsion of Col. Gerhard from the club.
The evil influence which such scandals have
will long be felt by every club in the city of
New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
Hard to Kill.
Frona the PhilodeEphia Times.

From the Ph1IGdeLpitiG Tunes.
Sturdy Chief Justice John Marshall seems to
have sturdy lot of descendants. One of them,
also John Marshall, owns farm in Virginia,
with a well-equipped saw mill on a creek. He
got down in the buzz-saw pit not long ago to fix
a loose screw. Suddenly he felt something
moving behind him, and he threw lis arm up
and felt the saw cut right through above the ell
bow, almost from skin to skin. Raising his head
he struck the saw, which cut a groove right
through his hair, over his forehead and face
and down into his throat. When he was taken
out his face was one mass of bleeding flesh.
They laid him on the grass and brought q
surgeon. While the latter was running
across the fields to the spot where
the men bad left Marshall he heard
his voice saying, as well as the wounds would
permit: Shove this stuff away from my eye so
that l can see whether it's hurt" They did
shove the STUFF away from his eye as care
fully as possible, and he gave them one CHASTITY
glance and then murmured: Its all right; l
can see." 1t took the surgeon an hour and a
half to dress all his wounds. He endured the
pain with perfect composure Within a month
he was out again as well as ever. Some one was
telling one of the old darkies the place, while
''Marster John" was still in bed, what a narrow
escape he had had from death. HUH" said
the darkey. take heap more than that to kill
Marse John. Why, if you wanted to kill Marse
John, you'd have to cut his head off-and then
hide the head"